Sentence examples for concentrations equal from inspiring English sources

EDTA inhibited Fe catalysis at concentrations equal or above that of the Fe.

Under this strategy, the cultivation of Stichococcus sp. resulted in biomass and total products concentrations equal to 3.20 and 2.51 g L−1, respectively.

An ionic exchange column was designed and continuously operated to remove copper and zinc from concentrations equal to 1000 μg/L of each metal.

The dye oxidation reaction followed the second order kinetics with partial orders in the model compound and (time varying) chlorine concentrations equal to one.

If the enzyme concentration E is considered as a fixed constant, an exact two-point D-optimal design consists of a pair of inhibitor concentrations equal to I1="0 and I2="E+K, where K is the apparent inhibition constant.

A total of 34 of the 47 tested pesticides were detected in concentrations equal to or greater than the detection limit, with a maximum total pesticide concentration of 692 ng·L− 1.

If the enzyme concentration is treated as an adjustable parameter, an empirical three-point D-optimal design consists of three inhibitor concentrations equal to I1= 0, I2="E+3K, and I3= 0.7E.

Spore concentrations equal or higher than 106 spore/ml could be detected by the assay directly without prior incubation of the samples and a positive relationship was observed between incubation time and qPCR values.

Gestational diabetes is diagnosed when blood glucose concentrations measure between 92 and 125 mg per 100 ml (5.1 and 6.9 millimoles [mmol] per litre) after fasting or when blood glucose concentrations equal or exceed 180 mg per 100 ml (10 mmol per litre) one hour after ingesting a glucose-rich solution.

The diagnosis of diabetes is based on the presence of blood glucose concentrations equal to or greater than 126 mg per 100 ml (7.0 mmol per litre) after an overnight fast or on the presence of blood glucose concentrations greater than 200 mg per 100 ml (11.1 mmol per litre) in general.

The condition is diagnosed when blood glucose concentrations reach 92 125 mg per 100 ml (5.1 6.9 mmol/l) after fasting or when blood glucose concentrations equal or exceed 180 mg per 100 ml (10.0 mmol/l) one hour after ingesting a glucose-rich solution or reach 153 199 mg per 100 ml (8.5 11.0 mmol/l) two hours after ingesting the solution.